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Amazing. But the video seemed to cut out right before landing.

• jacquesm 10y ago
  They warned that would happen, the real time coverage is a good show of confidence.
• Coincoin 10y ago
  It always happen right after you can barely see the fire reflecting on the barge. The vibrations from the rocket screws with the satellite connection. We don't have the technology yet to have internet in the middle of the ocean without satellites.
  • derekp7 10y ago
    Why not have a small secondary ship parked about a mile away, that can act as a satellite relay? Should be able to maintain a good link over that small distance.
    • baq 10y ago
      Ultimately they're a space launch company, not a TV channel :)
    • CydeWeys 10y ago
      That's adding a lot of extra cost just to keep a live feed for going for the missing ~15 seconds around the landing.